Since returning to the University of Denver's campus in 1997, the Gamma Lambda chapter of Theta Chi Fraternity has made a huge impact on campus life. In only seven short years, Theta Chi has become the most influential fraternity on campus. Take a look at any number of organizations, from the Alpine Club, to the undergraduate Senate and you will see how many Theta Chis are involved. In the past six years, three Senate presidents have been Theta Chis.

Theta Chis are instrumental members of student media, residence life, religious organizations, and the undergraduate Senate. In addition to being involved on campus, our brothers take our own chapter seriously. We all joined Theta Chi because we share common beliefs and principles. We believe in creating social networks in a fun and responsible manner, service to the community and each other, strong academic achievement, and high moral integrity.

By basing our chapter on our founding ideals, keeping our history in mind, and embracing diverse men from all backgrounds, Theta Chi has become the premiere fraternity at the University of Denver.